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Mahir Shariare

Shaping the Future! • 1m

Lessons I Wish I Learned Earlier in Business & Life Man to man. One of the hardest truths I’ve learned is this: not everyone who smiles at you is on your side. In both life and business, some people only show up when it’s convenient, when they need something, or when they see value in what you’re building. Real support is rare. Loyalty is rarer. If I could give one piece of advice to anyone starting their journey whether it’s entrepreneurship, career, or personal growth.... it’s this: Pay attention to actions, not words. Trust is earned over time, and protecting your energy is just as important as chasing opportunities. Keep pushing. Stay focused. Build with people who are truly with you.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

Solid advice but incomplete. Yes, watch actions over words, but also remember that people change contexts change relationships evolve. Someone who wasn't supportive early might become your biggest advocate later. Don't write people off permanently based on one situation or timeframe.

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1m

This hits different when you've been through it. Watch how quickly "friends" disappear when your startup struggles or when you can't provide value anymore. The loneliness of leadership is real most people around you are there for what you can do for them, not who you are.

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